RAMIREZ, JULIETA R.

12 HUMSS THORNDIKE

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT, SOLIDARITY AND CITIZENSHIP

LEARNING ACTIVITY SHEET NO.8
ACTIVITY 1: DIVING DEEPER

Core Values and Principle of UNDERSTANDING EXAMPLE

Community Actions Initiative
HUMAN RIGHTS Human rights are the
fundamental rights and liberties
that every person in the world
has from birth to death. These
fundamental rights are founded
on common ideals such as
dignity, fairness, equality,
respect, and autonomy. These
ideals are legally defined and
protected..
SOCIAL EQUALITY Social equality refers to a
situation in which all members
of a society or isolated group
have the same status in certain
areas, such as civil rights,
freedom of expression, property
rights, and equal access to social
goods and services..
GENDER EQUALITY Gender equality, also known as
sexual equality or sex equality,
is the state of having equal
access to resources and
opportunities, including
economic participation and
decision-making, regardless of
gender; and the state of equally
valuing different behaviors,
aspirations, and needs,
regardless of gender..
PARTICIPATORY By integrating local
DEVELOPMENT stakeholders in the project's
goals, participatory development
aims to offer the poor a voice in
initiatives and projects that are
established by outside
organizations, in the hopes of
making them more sustainable
and successful.
 All human beings are
free and equal
 Right of life
 Right to privacy
 Freedom of opinion ad
expression
 Right to democracy
 Right to education
Social equality advocates think
that all individuals should be
treated equally under the law,
regardless of their gender,
ethnicity, age, sexual orientation,
origin, caste or class, money or
property, language, religion,
convictions, opinions, health, or
disability.. 
Women and men are free to
express their personalities, and
their differences are valued and
acknowledged..
Public participation in local
town planning, including factors
such as the quality of public
transportation, parking, and
zones.
ACTIVITY 2: POSTER MAKING

ACTIVITY 3: SIGAW KO, PAKINGGAN MO

ACTIVITY 5

1. The things you believe are most important in the way you live and operate are your core values.
Your and the community's priorities should be determined by your core principles. Your
community's core values are what help form its culture and support its vision.
2.
 Lack of funding for school and services.
 Lack of job opportunities
 Inadequate emergency services

3. Social justice exists; it is fairness as it manifests in society, which encompasses healthcare, jobs,
and housing. Social justice currently encompasses all facets of society, including race and gender,
and is inextricably linked to human rights.
4.
 Women still make only about 80% of what men earn for a full-time job.
 Women are increasingly vulnerable to violence due to unequal legal rights. Spousal rape
is one of the most visible kinds of abuse against women in today's world. The recent
Indian judgement that rape laws do not apply to married couples exemplifies the sexual
oppression and violence to which women are still subjected.
5.
 The local government of our community continuously practice the curfew whenever the
clock struck 9 in the evening.
 Our community follows the protocol in which it indicates that wearing a mask is
compulsory, it apply to everyone.
  Maintaining a distance of at least one meter away from individual/s.

IV. REFLECTION
Human rights, gender equality, social equality, and participatory development are all discussed in
this lecture about the key values of community action initiatives. These community actions have a goal in
mind: to empower people to work together to solve social problems. As a result, essential values play an
important role in how we live and function as a community. Priorities and community priorities should be
determined by core principles. The community's goal is supported by core principles, which contribute to
form its culture.